Thomas Bartel, hailing from London, Pennsylvania, has dedicated himself to a cause that goes beyond business transactions. In a sit-down conversation with us, he shared the essence of what he does with Pennsylvania Skill games—giving them to organizations, clubs, and fire companies. His mission is clear: to support those who have been loyal customers for years, to help struggling clubs, and ultimately, to be a lifeline for communities in need.

At Virginia Beach, where the waves meet the sand and the community thrives, local restaurant AJ Gators stands as a testament to resilience and community spirit. LaVar Arrington, known for his prowess on the field, takes a moment to sit down with Al Zuhar, the man behind the legendary AJ Gators, to delve into the challenges faced by small businesses and the lifeline provided by skill games.

At Zembie’s, our skill games aren't merely a form of entertainment; they've become a cornerstone of the bar's resilience, especially during challenging times like the COVID-19 pandemic. Queen Virginia Skill didn't just provide an additional source of revenue; they served as a lifeline for the establishment, ensuring its survival and enabling it to support its dedicated staff.

Nora Barnes, owner of a local bar, shares her journey with skill games, or as she calls them, the "Green Machines." Nora opens up about the challenges her bar faced and how these machines not only became a financial lifeline but also a source of joy for the tight-knit community she serves.

At Pace-O-Matic, we find ourselves reflecting on a remarkable journey - a journey that began 45 years ago when our founder, Michael Pace, embarked on a road trip across the Western United States. The mission was simple: a leisurely drive from his home state of Georgia to explore the natural wonders of Glacier National Park and the many other breathtaking destinations along the way.